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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-06-15, Page 9Can view sale articles at municipal building The last general dinner meeting of Bayfield Lioness Club of this season with, president Ilse Gemeinhardt presiding was held Monday. Penny sale tickets are almost ready to go on sale and should be available to the public mid-June. This year the donated articles will be set up in the Municipal Building for about four days before the draw. (Watch for posters and your local newspaper for further in-• formation. June 24 is the Annual Old Homestead Bake Sale; July 28 is the Lions Frolic date and August first there will be a Fashion Show at the old Town Hall. It will be a dessert and punch affair at 2 p.m. Tickets will be on sale during July at two dollars each. The Booster Buttons have sold very well and will be available at all summer functions. Quilt tickets are moving along winner will be drawn at the Penny Sale: A thank you gift was presented to caterer, Mrs. Miller. Lioness Sue May will be moving to Calgary. Alberta where her husband Dan will be teaching, in the late summer. The Club presented her with a framed picture of the charter members. Last executive meeting to be held June 20 at the home of Lioness Jan Simons. Go to Niagara Forty-seven Bayfield Senior Citizens took a bus trip to Niagara last week. They went by way of number 8 Highway through the vineyards and peach or- chards. The big attraction was Marineland and the Falls which were enjoyed by everyone. They returned by way of Kitchener and had ..dinner at the Ponderosa arriving home early too and the evening. JEFFREY BROS. LTD. CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES RENOVATIONS - ALTERATIONS • ELECTRICAL PLUMBING o (SERVICED) LOTS TO CHOOSE FROM! RR 2 ZURICH 236-4757 Hire dog catcher Bayfield Council at its meeting last week unanimously decided to hire the dog catcher from Tuckersmith. All dogs that are picked up will be taken to Seaforth. Guest preacher Canon F.H. Paull, was guest preacher in Trinity Anglican Church Sunday morning. Canon Paull read the Lesson for the Third Sunday in Trinity. Rector, Rev. William M. Bennett celebrated Holy Com- ASINERNMEalir Swing Into Summer .. . With A New '78 FORD TRUCK We Have A Good Selection Of 1978 Pickups, F 100's, Super Cabs, F150's, F250's, One -Ton Cab & Chassis, Bronco 4 X 4 To Choose From CHECK THE SAVINGS: * OId Prices (Before The Increases) * Big Discounts (Come See For Yourself) * Lower Sales Tax (Reduced To 4%) It all makes it worthwhile to see us now for a great deal on the truck of your choice. LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LIMITED Exeter 235-1640 London 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Deafer munion, assisted by Canon Paull and Server Andrew Erickson. Members of Huron Church Camp Training Staff, Jane Buchner and Sylvia Haydon both played guitars and Mike Thompson directors of .Huron Church Camp' taught the Church congregation a new hymn entitled "Let us Break Bread together." The three were assisted by several members of H.C.C. who sang to a capacity congregation. ' The congregation signed a - card to be sent to Rev. James Reddoch of St. Andrews' United Church who will be retiring in the near future. An invitation to a Garden Party at Camborne House, hosted by Canon Paull on the afternoon of June 25 from 3 to 5 p.m. was extended. Sunday next the represen- tatives who attended the 53rd week -end will give their impressions of the Annual Christian Resource Workshop at Huron College. Persona Is Mas ter Corporal . Darrell Byron of Lahr, Germany spent the weekend with his wifes' parents Mr. and Mrs. James Boyce. Also visiting with them for the weekend was Miss Bonnie Johnston, London and Mr. and Mrs. Danny Johnston and Christopher of Sarnia. Ray and June Hasselfeldt of Richmond Hill were weekend guests of Mr: and Mrs. Terry Bullen and family. Mrs. Dorothy Ryerson, Salt Lake City, Utah and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Burrell of London spent Tuesday with long time friends; Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Higgins at their home "The Maples." John Garrett visited for the weekend with Lennie Healy in Egmondville. Congratulations to Dennis and Brenda (Makins) Miskie of Goderich who are the parents of a baby girl born Saturday June 9 in London's Victoria Hospital. The baby is the first grandchild for Arnold and Ruth Makins and the first great grandchild for Lloyd and Esther Makins all of Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs . Robert Meyer, Michelle and Mar- sha, Milverton visited for the weekend with her mother Mrs. Lena Ervine. Mr. and M.S. Bob Cluff, Rob and Tara, London spent the weekend at their home in Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Diemert visited Friday in St. Marys with their family Mr. and Mrs. Ron Diemert, Brian and Karen. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lowry, Windsor had as their weekend guest at their home here his aunt, Miss May Ervine of Goderich. Citizens News, June 15, 1978 Page 9 HOLE IN ONE — family, it's a real oddity. and who witnessed the event feat took place at the Bluewater Hole in ones While along Golf are rare Mrs. Ed with occurrences Oddleifson Stirling, of Bayfield. but when who scored Jerry Club, the north two are scored in the same a hole in one six years ago Bayfield reeve shows his form. 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